PUBLIC MARKS from sylvainulg with tag tutorial

Elements can be named using the name property, in this way complex pipelines involving branches can be created. Names allow linking to elements created previously in the description, and are indispensable to use elements with multiple output pads, like demuxers or tees, for example. Named elements are referred to using their name followed by a dot. --- Instead of letting GStreamer choose which Pad to use when linking two elements, you may want to specify the Pads directly. You can do this by adding a dot plus the Pad name after the name of the element

When the std::lock_guard is created, it automatically calls lock() on the mutex.

nice type-and-watch environment.

from top-down perspective into a real tree tutorial. and a good one!

simple, but effective ^_^

from triangles to rocking texture.

no fseek(END), ftell(), fseek(BEGIN) hack anymore. Just $filesize = -s $filename /me love PERL ;)

the process of creating game art illustrated: ( (idea->concept) + construction ) -> rendering

great tutorials linked from here.

"how to avoid grid effects in your tiled pixel art"

almost similar to my good ol' "Command Line Parser" :)

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I’m obviously talking about the animation principle that deals with the “breaking of joints” to create any arcs or curves in animation.

Un excellent site-tutoriel pour se mettre à la console

an impressive reference for drawing/painting.

mon petit tuto de programmation client/serveurs HTTP en C.

"push state" ... j'aime bien, ça.